Mehmed Çelebi suppressed the revolt and had Bedreddin executed. The movement displays at once both the Ottoman discourse of social equality and the pluralistic structure of the empire.
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- What was The Revolt of Sheikh Bedreddin: The Ottoman Response to a Social Threat?
- Sheikh Bedreddin, an Ottoman judge and Sufi mystic, launched a revolt with a teaching of "equality of property and unity of religion"; his followers were drawn from the Turkish, Greek and Jewish populations alike.
- When did The Revolt of Sheikh Bedreddin: The Ottoman Response to a Social Threat happen?
- 1416 CE
- Where did The Revolt of Sheikh Bedreddin: The Ottoman Response to a Social Threat take place?
- Rumeli / Anadolu